The Anglo-Boer War, which broke out in Africa in 1899-1902, marked the end of the existence of two states at once. With its beginn …
Durban is a large coastal city in the province of KwaZulu-Natal with a rich history and a special atmosphere. Here the sea color of the port, traces of the colonial past and the living heritage of Zulu culture intersect. The city attracts both students and residents, as well as travelers who want to combine urban walks with outbound tours of the surrounding area.
Among the man-made attractions are the Ladysmith Siege Museum, which tells about the events of the Anglo-Boer War, and the city hall building in 1910, which became an architectural symbol of Durban. The University of KwaZulu-Natal plays an important role in urban life with its historical buildings and a scientific atmosphere. Museums, monuments and historical quarters preserve the memory of different eras and offer many points of interest for those looking for something to see in the city.
The natural attractions in the surrounding area are not inferior in importance: the Hluhluwe-Umfolosi National Park, established in 1985 to protect rhinos and preserve wildlife, offers safaris and wildlife observation. Lake Santa Lucia is one of the oldest lagoons of the planet, stretching for about 85 km, is famous for its unique ecosystems and bird watching. The Living Valley of Thousand Hills impresses with panoramas, traditional villages and green spaces, ideal for photos and leisurely walks.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, read brief descriptions and find out what to see first. With the help of a convenient route designer, you can easily make an optimal plan for a day or several days, mark points of interest and estimate the travel time between objects.
You are free to explore Durban yourself, walking through the streets and park promenades, or take advantage of the services of local guides and book excursions. Professional guides will tell stories that do not always fall into guidebooks, open hidden corners and offer themed routes, thanks to which acquaintance with the city will become alive and informative.
Come to Durban to see with your own eyes the fusion of history and nature, from museum halls to ancient lagoons and hilly landscapes. Plan a trip, make routes and go to meet new discoveries - this city is ready to give an impression to every traveler.
